Lalo / Revueltas
The Slovak Philharmonic has prepared an Ibero-American programme. The French Édouard Lalo has composed his popular Spanish Symphony, which belongs to the basic archive of Romantic violin concertos, for the violin virtuoso Pablo de Sarasate in 1874. We will listen to it in an attractive rendering of the Czech perennial star, the violinist Ivan Ženatý, playing the precious violin Giuseppe Guarneri 'del Gesu' from 1740. The night will be closed by the suite The Night of the Mayas by the Mexican composer Silvestre Revueltas. It was written in 1939 originally as a film score to the eponymous movie. The work later aroused the interest of Paul Hindemith, who arranged it as a concert work after the composer's death. A large group of percussion instruments is used in the work in an unusual way.
The Slovak Philharmonic will prepare the concert under the baton of Christian Vásquez, one of the most important Venezuelan conductors of today.
Pohľad na „Nový svet“ na Bratislavských hudobných slávnostiach. [in Slovak] operaslovakia.sk/pohlad-na-novy-svet-na-brati…
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